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police have not identified the suspect i m lauren blanchard now back to hannity for all your headlines log onto fox news.com. . sean: volunteer of the patrick hardizen spent neural 15 years with no face after being severely burned rescuing that woman from a fire. now he was about to undergo the most extensive face transplant ever attempted under the direction of dr. eduardo rodriguez. okay, now it s go time. how many people are in this room? for patrick s case it was close to 80 people in the room and it s two operating rooms working simultaneously, one from the donor room and one for patrick to receive the face. sean: let s talk about his condition when you first walk in this room. so patrick is in the operating room, we re broken up into recipient and donor team. i m in the donor room procuring
the person who they are. and that s what we begin to recognize as a person, right? and you knew your dad without a normal face, and it s the same dad now with a normal face. and you ve loved him the say way and you re going to continue to love him the say way and nothing will change. 93 days after surgery dr. rodriguez said patrick s doing really well. swelling continues to subside for the first time in 14 years he s grown hair in his scalp and face and fully opened his lives and for the first time in their lives patrick s youngest saw their dad for the first time with a face. patrick s doing so well. from the day of the injury and where we are today, i ve got pat back, the way he used to be before he got burned. our family was like not broken, but we were not your normal functioning family. we couldn t go out. we couldn t do things and they have given us back that family sense and for that i m forever grateful. we were able to spend a
simultaneously. fascinating to me considering it s so much more extensive. sure. sean: because of the progress you made with people like patrick, you were able to do it more quickly. yep. sean: fascinating. the tricky part was the remains a, something we had no experience with, but we ve been in this scenario. similar scenario, different territory. we rehearsed plenty of times. the arms are a little tricky because we have a lot of tissue. we have to attach 24 tendons, three major nerves, six major blood vessels. but we ve created these sterile tags so when we cut a nerve, we have to tag everything. it looks like the inside of a telephone wire but everything is appropriate. innie company s case he s right hand dominate. it was important for him to have a normal right hand so he can work. so the first goal is to free up the right hand from the donor room. sean: he had had the top of his fingers cut off. right, his fingers were basically here and they were like webs.
sent, like everything lined up as it should. open your mouth for me. okay. just relax let me feel your lips here. sean: even after 71 surgeries and skin grafts from his legs, for 14 years patrick lived with what doctors described as pin hole vision. a mass of scar tissue was all that was left. his eyelids, his lips, ears, nose, completely destroyed. we ve been evaluating patrick in new york at nyu, the entire face, ears, scalp, give rid of all the portions of the face that were burned in the fire and make him look normal. sean: with dr. rodriguez on board, patrick finally had hope but they still needed to find a donor. done a lot for him working hard every day trying to get